Best of Marco Island Tour
What your day looks like
This two-hour sightseeing cruise departs Goodland and travels through the Ten Thousand Islands to Marco Island. If you are looking for a boat tour that goes beyond dolphins and shelling, this one's perfect for you. This popular sightseeing cruise will bring you through the mangrove nearshore estuary of the Ten Thousand Islands National Wildlife Refuge as we travel from Goodland to Marco Island and back. Your entertaining and knowledgeable tour guide will answer all of your questions and show you some of the best sights around the islands. All guides are Florida-certified master naturalists and members of the Marco Island Historical Society. Boat tour topics may include: - The building of Marco Island - Marco beaches, beachfront condos, and hotels - Waterfront restaurants and dining - Isles of Capri, Horr's Island, Goodland - The Calusa Indians - Mansions of Marco Estates - Cape Romano Dome House - Hermits, pirates, and saltwater cowboys - Wildlife habitat of the 10,000 Islands - Boating and fishing in SW Florida There is also a good opportunity to see our local wildlife, such as dolphins, manatees, and birds.
The experience, in brief
- Twohour sightseeing cruise from Goodland through the Ten Thousand Islands to Marco Island.
- Guided by Floridacertified naturalists covering history, wildlife, and local culture.
- Chance to see dolphins, manatees, birds, and other wildlife along the way.
Your day, step by step
Marco Island
Sightseeing.
Marco Island
Boating.
What to know before booking
Included
Captain Boat Cooler with ice Shelling Bags
Not Included
Food or Drinks Bathroom Gratuity
What to Bring
Comfortable clothing/shoes
Meeting & Pickup
Meeting Point: 220 Goodland Dr. W., Goodland, FL 34140
Languages Offered
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Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Automatic
What travelers are saying
We were kind of let down with our tour. We were under the expectation we would see a lot of wildlife and get to go shelling but we just drove past shell island without the opportunity to get any shells. We saw dolphins once off pretty far in the distance but not up close or anything. Didn’t see any manatees or sea turtles and these were the things were really hoping to see, along with dolphins. Our captain was kind and knowledgeable about the area and its history. He drove us around and explained the buildings and showed us many of the homes on goodland and Marco island, but we were really interested in seeing wildlife more than homes and buildings.